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-I said I'd get you one.

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-It's OK. I'll do it myself.

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-Listen, will you?!

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-Subtitles

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-Good morning.

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-Good morning.

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-Hi.

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-What do you want with your toast?

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-What do you want with your toast?

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-Not for me, thanks.

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-I'll have something at home.

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-I'd better get dressed,

-or I'll be late.

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-Is she going because of me?

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-No. She has to get the children

-ready for school.

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-Last night, did you sit

-in the bedroom because of me?

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-No.

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-No.

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-Yes.

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-It's probably my fault.

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-I wasn't very reasonable with her

-the other day.

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-She has to go, Dad, honestly.

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-Right.

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-I don't want to destroy

-another relationship.

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-Coffee?

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-Yes, please.

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-Have you finished with the charger?

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-Sorry?

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-I wanted the charger,

-but if you're...

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-Oh, yes.

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-Here you are.

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-Hello!

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-Be grateful I'm not

-in a stripy T-shirt and a mask.

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-The door was wide open.

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-Anyone could have come in

-and stolen something.

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-No, it just wasn't locked.

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-I went to the car

-to look for the charger.

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-If you say so. Are you both OK?

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-Yes.

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-Great.

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-If it's not a bother,

-could you do me a favour?

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-It depends!

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-I've taken my car to Rhys's garage.

-A light was showing on the dash.

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-The more you pay for a car,

-the more it costs to fix them.

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-Thanks, Dani.

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-Can you give me a lift to the site

-before you go to work?

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-Of course. Coffee?

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-Of course. Coffee?

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-Thanks.

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-He's a good lad!

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-Yes, he is.

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-Right. I might see you later.

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-Right. I might see you later.

-

-OK.

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-You don't have to disappear

-when Dad comes in, you know.

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-I don't. I have to go.

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-He doesn't see it like that.

-He thinks you're still resentful.

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-I'm not.

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-Besides, he doesn't welcome me

-with open arms when he sees me.

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-It's tough for him. Can you try?

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-PHONE

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-Hello.

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-Oh. Hi, Alwena.

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-No, Dad's downstairs.

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-I'm surprised

-he didn't answer the phone.

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-Are you alright over there?

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-I'll call Dad.

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-No?

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-Alright.

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-Give my regards to Sion.

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-Ta-ra.

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-They're still talking then?

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-I don't know.

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-That's the first time

-I've heard from her.

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-So there is some hope?

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-Hope for what?

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-That they'll get back together.

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-Yes, somewhere between zero

-and zero point zero.

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-I'd better go.

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-Alright.

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-Hey, what's this long face?

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-You two can stay in the warmth

-while I'm in the blinking shed.

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-Do you want to swap?

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-I'm still thinking about Llio.

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-Stop. She's a big girl now.

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-She'd have to go sometime.

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-But not after hearing us

-talk about her on the baby listener.

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-Maybe not, but it worked.

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-We might go shopping today.

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-We might go shopping today.

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-Great.

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-His first trip out with Mam.

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-Can I borrow the car?

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-Um, why not?

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-Are you sure you don't mind?

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-Are you sure you don't mind?

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-Not at all.

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-Take care.

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-Tom and I will be fine.

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-I meant the car. Have fun.

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-And take care.

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-You should do this.

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-You're responsible for the car

-until I pass my test.

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-When will that be?

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-My nerves are shattered

-after your last lesson.

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-Hey, where are you going?

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-Hey, where are you going?

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-School.

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-Come on then.

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-Come on then.

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-I'm not going with him.

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-Get in,

-or I'll put the car in his name...

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-..and he'll be the only one

-to have driving lessons.

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-Sorry.

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-It's my fault. I'm late.

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-How are you?

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-Isn't he gorgeous?

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-Does he sleep for you?

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-Does he sleep for you?

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-Not bad.

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-You'll get used to it,

-once he has a routine.

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-At least he doesn't snore like Kelv.

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-Bye.

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-Bye.

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-Ta-ra.

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-# Y Cudd (Bodegon Mix) #

-Texas Radio Band

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-Poor thing!

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-Poor thing!

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-Let her be.

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-Look!

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-Look!

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-She wants to do things herself.

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-Carys, do you need help?

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-No, I'm OK, thanks.

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-# The forecast for the exams

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-# Predicts problems

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-# Grey cupboards

-and tasteless boring furniture #

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-Oh! A little boy?

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-Oh! A little boy?

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-Yes.

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-Isn't he gorgeous? What's his name?

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-Tom.

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-Tom.

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-Nice name.

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-Thanks, David.

-Put the stuff in the back, please.

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-Is it ready?

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-A new ECU costs almost 500,

-I'm afraid.

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-Seriously?

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-Fortunately for you,

-that's not what it was.

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-It was a loose connection.

-All it needed was a small push.

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-How much does a small push cost?

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-Half an hour of labour.

-I had to remove the dash.

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-I've left my wallet in the office.

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-David, can you? I'll pay you back.

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-David, can you? I'll pay you back.

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-No problem.

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-Thanks. Is the key in it?

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-Yes.

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-Thanks, Rhys. I'll see you later.

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-So you understand

-why the decision has been made...

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-..to ensure Erin attends weekly

-sessions with the school counsellor?

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-Of course.

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-We've discussed it, haven't we?

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-It should be a great help.

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-For how long?

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-It's up to her, of course.

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-We'll talk from time to time,

-to see how you're coming along.

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-While you're here, it's a chance

-to discuss your A-level choices.

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-Is there a problem?

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-Is there a problem?

-

-Nothing that some work can't solve.

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-You're behind in a few subjects now.

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-Are you surprised?

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-You should consider dropping

-one subject to focus on the others.

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-Three good results

-are better than four poor ones.

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-What should she drop?

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-It's up to Erin.

-She knows which subjects she enjoys.

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-You can discuss it with the teachers

-or the head of sixth.

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-I'll make sure

-she thinks about it seriously.

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-It's a chance

-to start with a clean slate.

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-Do you want a receipt?

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-This will be fine.

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-TEXT ALERT

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-How are things with you?

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-Busy.

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-And after work?

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-Alright.

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-Are you...

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-How is your social life?

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-Great.

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-That's probably Josh.

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-We went for a drink last week.

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-A bit too keen, maybe,

-but it beats no interest at all.

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-Yes.

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-I'm glad you're enjoying yourself.

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-Are things alright with Dani?

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-Yes, better than ever, really.

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-You must be well in there, if you

-pay your father-in-law's bills.

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-We get on OK.

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-Great. I'm glad.

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-Bye.

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-In you go.

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-There you are.

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-Let's go home.

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-BABY CRIES

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-Ken!

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-Ken!

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-Are you OK? What's wrong?

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-Tom's locked in.

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-I don't know what to do!

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-I don't know what to do!

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-Is the key inside?

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-I put it on another car

-and it drove off.

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-Young Tom looks fine!

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-Have you phoned Barry

-to ask for the spare key?

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-No. He'll be angry. I can't.

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-No. He'll be angry. I can't.

-

-Of course he won't be.

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-Everyone does silly things.

-He'll think it's funny.

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-That's almost worse!

-Can't you do something?

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-It's hard to get into modern cars.

-Phone him.

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-I can't!

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-Alright. Which way did the car go?

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-I don't know. That way?

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-Easy-peasy.

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-These, perhaps?

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-They slid off the other car...

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-# Remember to hide #

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-Thanks, Ken.

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-You're welcome.

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-Good afternoon.

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-Get your grammar pamphlets, please.

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-Demonstrative pronouns.

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-Yes, Erin?

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-Yes, Erin?

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-I don't have mine, miss.

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-Why?

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-Why?

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-I forgot it.

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-I see.

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-Gwenno, do you mind?

-You can have it back at the end.

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-Demonstrative pronouns.

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-Does your kettle work?

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-I don't know. Fill it to see.

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-I noticed

-that you didn't offer David a cuppa.

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-I would have, if he hadn't spent

-so much time saying how happy he is.

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-Oh.

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-He was protesting too much,

-if you ask me.

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-But who would ask me?

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-I'll ask about your date then.

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-How did it go?

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-Josh is a nice bloke.

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-But I don't think

-I'll see him again.

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-Did you say that to David?

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-Of course!

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-No.

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-I told him Josh and I

-would probably get engaged...

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-..and adopt a child or two.

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-Ideal. I'll expect an invitation.

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-You'll have a long wait.

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-I'll settle for a cuppa.

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-Bye.

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-Alright, Sophie?

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-Listen, about this morning.

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-This morning?

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-I get the feeling that you...

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-..that we...

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-..are avoiding each other

-unnecessarily.

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-Don't be daft.

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-It's bound to be awkward,

-if Mathew and I are here.

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-I understand.

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-Sorry if I'm in the way.

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-You're not.

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-Since coming back...

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-It's alright.

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-Look, I don't want to be nosy.

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-Yes?

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-I was in the flat this morning

-when Alwena phoned.

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-Mathew told me.

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-Mathew told me.

-

-You're still speaking then?

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-Um, no.

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-If she phones from Spain...

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-..she must still

-have some feelings for you.

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-I shouldn't interfere.

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-I shouldn't interfere.

-

-No.

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-Ask yourself,

-"Am I trying hard enough?"

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-It's not that easy.

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-I understand.

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-All I'm saying...

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-..if I was in your place, I'd be

-on the first plane to Spain...

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-..if I thought there was a hope

-I could make things better.

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-We're only here once.

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-Sometimes,

-we have to accept that we've lost.

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-If you say so.

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-I thought you had more guts.

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-It wouldn't be a problem.

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-As I told Mathew,

-if Philip wanted to go to Spain...

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-..to talk to Alwena...

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-..it wouldn't be a problem

-for us to look after the shop.

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-Thanks for the offer.

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-I really mean it.

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-Anything to see you happy again.

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-Think about it.

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-Hi. Are you OK?

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-Yes. You?

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-Yes. You?

-

-Yes.

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-# It's hard to convince a pupil

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-# To maintain an interest

-in the education system

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-# Which is so dependent

-on the individual person #

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-I hope you got something nice

-for supper.

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-You'll see when we get back.

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-You didn't have any problems today?

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-You didn't have any problems today?

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-No, everything went well.

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-I never thought I'd see Barry Hardy

-pushing a pram.

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-I'm showing him the pizza round.

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-Isn't he gorgeous?

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-He looks like you, Carys.

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-Which isn't a bad thing!

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-Which isn't a bad thing!

-

-Oi!

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-Ta-ra!

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-Alright?

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-Alright?

-

-Ken.

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-How did the expedition go, Carys?

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-Did you reach the shops?

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-Did you reach the shops?

-

-Yes, thanks.

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-They seemed to be having fun

-when I saw them.

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-Did they?

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-Did they?

-

-Well...

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-Make the most of it.

-It's the best time of your life.

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-I'll open the shop.

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-Take care not to lose those!

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-Ahem!

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-Why are you here?

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-Maybe he wants a proper haircut!

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-What do you really want?

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-I wanted to give you these.

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-Wow!

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-Have we forgotten her birthday?

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-No.

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-What was the second thing?

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-Are you free to go for a meal

-in the Bull tonight?

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-We'd have a taxi there and back.

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-Come here.

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-Sorry.

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-I've been unbearable for days.

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-Will you forgive me?

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-Will you forgive me?

-

-There's nothing to forgive.

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-You have to be a lovely person

-to spend so much on flowers.

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-Or you've been a very bad boy.

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-SOUND OF FRYING

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-Something smells good.

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-It'll be ready in a bit.

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-Don't they need you at home?

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-Mam's making supper for the kids.

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-Mam's making supper for the kids.

-

-What's this?

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-Are you going on holiday?

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-No. Close it.

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-It was just an idea.

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-I was looking at cheap flights.

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-Are you going to Spain?

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-No.

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-I told Mathew about our chat.

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-Close it.

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-What do you think, Mathew?

-Is there any point going there?

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-I don't know. Only you can decide.

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-Book it.

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-Book it.

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-What?

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-Book a ticket for me,

-before I change my mind.

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-Dad!

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-Dad!

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-Now.

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-I'm going to Spain.

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